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iHealth Care – a shot in the arm for better patient information transfer in Qld

General Practice Queensland is set to roll out a new medical contact directory and messaging service that will save practitioners time and money while ultimately improving patient care. 

The iHealth Care Directory will provide registered participants with free access to a comprehensive listing of GPs, specialists, allied health professionals, pharmacies and aged care facilities. 

Using the highly secure messaging service provided by Medical-Objects, iHealth Care will also allow users to share relevant patient information electronically. 

According to General Practice Queensland board chair, Dr John Kastrissios, the two new services will eliminate the need for traditional mail and facsimiles, improving the timeliness and accuracy of communication between practitioners. 

General Practice Queensland has awarded a two-year licence to Medical-Objects to provide a free secure messaging service to eligible medical practitioners.

 

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